For that reason, Journal of Biology will embark, starting now, on an experimental policy of allowing authors to opt out of re-review. This is in keeping with the premise of open-access publishing, of which our publisher, BioMed Central, was the pioneer, that freedom from the practical constraints imposed by paper and printing should remove all needless barriers to access to research results.
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L’annonce avait été faite pour la première fois en début d’année lors des journées Couperin dédiées à l’Open Access. « SAM est la première archive institutionnelle d'un établissement d'enseignement supérieur français accompagnée d’un mandat. Delete the scoop?
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Regulations, peer pressure, political priorities and the availability of data is revolutionising how big and small companies use the supply chain, but for it to work it has to be open. Delete the scoop?
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Le 22 avril les Universités de Luxembourg et de Liège annonçaient la naissance de ORBilu, le nouveau serveur d’archivage des publications de l’université luxembourgeoise. Delete the scoop?
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Anyone interested in Open Access or scientific publishing has already heard the news: Elsevier has just officially taken over Mendeley, the platform dedicated to bibliographic reference management. Delete the scoop?
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Dans un récent billet traduit ci-dessous, Google nous annonce s’engager à ne pas attaquer en premier un acteur de l’open source avec ses brevets, seule la riposte est envisagée. Delete the scoop?
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1.147 numéros et plus d'une centaine de milliers de pages après sa naissance, le 1er avril 1913, le magazine d'informations scientifiques grand public Science & Vie est plus vivant que jamais. Delete the scoop?
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This post was original written on 1/26/13. It has since been updated to include new analysis, and improved graphics, and has moved to a new permanent url. Delete the scoop?
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Science ministers from the G8 group of the world’s richest countries have jointly endorsed the need to increase access to publicly-funded research. Delete the scoop?
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By Jeffrey Beall Released December 4, 2012 The gold open-access model has given rise to a great many new online publishers. Many of these publishers are corrupt and exist only to make money off the... Delete the scoop?
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Once again, we are seeing entrenched interests try to fight the future with scare tactics and misinformation. This time, it's major journal publishers, and their target is open access to taxpayer-funded research. Delete the scoop?
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Editor's note: Richard Price is founder and CEO of Academia.edu, a platform for academics to share research papers. Delete the scoop?
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un excellent compte-rendu des deux heures de débat sur l’Open Access organisé par OpenEdition, avec en prime les enregistrements sonores de certaines interventions. Via ist IRD Delete the scoop?
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Tout ceux qui s’intéressent à l’Open Access ou à l’édition scientifique l’auront entendu : Elsevier vient officiellement d’acheter Mendeley, une plateforme de gestion de références bibliographiques. Delete the scoop?
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Open-access terminology needs to be employed accurately, argues Cameron Neylon 
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"The details matter, including the words we use. The problem is that the terminology is being systematically misused." Delete the scoop?
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Are politicians stealing our academic freedom? Is their fetish with open access publishing leading to a "pay to say" system for the rich? Will the trendy goal of making publicly financed research freely available skew the world of scholarship even more in the direction of the natural sciences? I don’t think so. But it took me a while to get there. (...) - by Curt Rice, Blog "Thourghts on university leadership", March 27, 2013 Via Julien Hering, PhD
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Rather relevant thoughts about Open access policies, namely the trending Gold route of Open Access publishing, the related Open Data movement, that is here to stay, and four examples how open access publishing may enhance academic freedom.
For a concise analysis of the different ways of Open Access publishing/archiving, please do have a look at SHERPA’s brief guide: http://www.sherpa.ac.uk/documents/sherpaplusdocs/Nottingham-colour-guide.pdf
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Rather relevant and concise thoughts/analysis about Open access policies, namely the trending Gold route of Open Access publishing, the related Open Data movement that is to stay, and four examples how open access publishing may enhance academic freedom.
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New scientific research must be published for free online, the vice-president of the European Commission said, in a move designed to increase the knowledge pool open to small business and lead to more innovative products. Delete the scoop?
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Un débat porte aujourd’hui (encore) sur les publications issues des résultats de (...) Delete the scoop?
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